Delhi: Police arrested 15 foreign nationals in an operation, not only Bangladeshi but citizens of two other countries were also caught in the operation

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Continuous action is being taken against illegal foreign nationals and intruders in various states of India. A large number of Bangladeshi intruders have also been caught in the national capital Delhi. In this sequence, the police has once again arrested 15 foreign nationals in the capital Delhi. These foreign nationals were living in India without a valid visa. Now all these foreign nationals will be sent back to their country.

What did the police say?

A Delhi Police official has given information about this entire matter on Monday. He has told that 15 foreign nationals have been caught in the campaign run by the police in Mohan Garden and Uttam Nagar areas of Delhi. Apart from Bangladeshis, the foreign nationals caught include 12 Nigerians and one citizen of Ivory Coast.

Illegal foreign nationals sent to detention center

During the campaign in Mohan Garden and Uttam Nagar of Delhi, the police found out that these foreigners were living in India for more than the prescribed time without a valid visa. The police has caught all these illegal foreign nationals and sent them to the detention center. After verification, Foreigners Regional Registration (FRRO) has ordered to send all of them to their country.

Home Minister Amit Shah had given a big instruction

In fact, after the formation of the Bharatiya Janata Party government in Delhi, Home Minister Amit Shah had a meeting with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, Home Department Minister Ashish Sood, Delhi Police Commissioner and other officials. Amit Shah had instructed to take strict action against the entire network that helps Bangladeshi and Rohingya intruders enter the country and get their documents made and stay in Delhi. It was instructed in the meeting that work should be done with full strictness in this matter because the matter of illegal intruders is also related to national security. The Home Minister had also instructed to identify and deport illegal intruders.